Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: Talk about keeping the race pure: at RIGA they first slept with them and then shot them to prevent them from talking.

Modifies a noun

• mathematics: The content consists of a number of strands of pure mathematics with associated applications.

• gold: Pure gold is 24 carat; gold that is 75 % pure is 18 carat.

• genius: All six episodes from this series are pure genius.

• wool: We process 100 % pure new British wool, blending several colors together to obtain our beautiful flecked shades.

• speculation: Bear in mind, tho, that this is pure speculation.

• joy: Along with the fantastic weather which we have at the moment it is just pure joy to be on the roads.

Used with adjective complement

• breed: Thirlwall Castle also carries 1,500 Swaledale ewes, three quarters of which are crossed with the Bluefaced Leicester with the remainder bred pure.

• remain: It could not be drawn by a vessel and remain pure, but water could be added once the mikveh had been originally filled.

• stay: They talk about teen suicide and staying pure until marriage.

• contain: The capsules contain pure powered herb only, have a fast solubility time and are easily digested.

Infinitive complement

• look: His eyes are too pure to look on evil.

Modifying Another Word

• ethnically: We are opposed to " ethnically pure " states.

• chemically: Socio-economic formations never appear in a chemically pure form.

• strikingly: In common with most holidays in the Maldives the sand here is strikingly pure and white.

• morally: They were doctrinally sound and morally pure; but they were spiritually dead.

• remarkably: The flourishing discipline of artificial life is based on the most remarkably pure abstraction imaginable.

• almost: The upper and lower chambers of the heart have walls of almost pure muscle.

Preposition: in

• heart: The pure in heart see God in His creation.